SEBI issued a circular modifying the framework for Offer for ...

New rules for selling shares to employees through stock exchange: Employees now bid at previous day's price. Effective in 30 days.

Circulars SEBI

June 15, 2024

SEBI issued a circular modifying the framework for Offer for Sale (OFS) of shares to employees through stock exchange mechanism. Employees will now place bids at the cut-off price of T day instead of T+1 day as previously prescribed. The allotment price will be based on the cut-off of the T day. All other provisions of previous circulars remain unchanged. The circular will be effective 30 days from issuance. Market Infrastructure Institutions (MIIs) are instructed to implement necessary systems, amend bye-laws, and inform market participants. The circular is u/s 11(1) of SEBI Act 1992 and related regulations to safeguard investor interests and regulate the securities market.

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SEBI issued a circular modifying the framework for Offer for ...

New rules for selling shares to employees through stock exchange: Employees now bid at previous day's price. Effective in 30 days.

Circulars SEBI

June 15, 2024

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